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Although it feels a bit weird to be writing a year in review post for a site that hasn’t even been live for three months, I thought it would be fun to give a behind-the-scenes look at the work we did this year to build EFF’s newest site, Digital Rights Bytes.
Since each topic Digital Rights Bytes aims to tackle is in the form of a question, why not do this Q&A style?
Q: WHAT IS DIGITAL RIGHTS BYTES?
Great question! At its core, Digital Rights Bytes is a place where you can get honest answers to the questions that have been bugging you about technology.
The site was originally pitched as ‘EFF University’ (or EFFU, pun intended) to help folks who aren’t part of our core tech-savvy base get up-to-speed on technology issues that may be affecting their everyday lives. We really wanted Digital Rights Bytes to be a place where newbies could feel safe learning about internet freedom issues, get familiar with EFF’s work, and find out how to get involved, without feeling too intimidated.
Q: WHY DOES THE SITE LOOK SO DIFFERENT FROM OTHER EFF WORK?
With our main goal of attracting new readers, it was crucial to brand Digital Rights Bytes differently from other EFF projects. We wanted Digital Rights Bytes to feel like a place where you and your friend might casually chat over milkshakeThis article has been indexed from Deeplinks
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